Yorke Side Table

The Yorke Side Table speaks in the considered language of classical furniture-making, its form given quiet drama through a layered conversation of Khaya wood and satinwood, okoumé, and morado veneers — each bringing its own tonal depth to a composition that rewards sustained attention. At twenty-four inches square and just over twenty-seven inches in height, the proportions are resolved with the kind of architectural exactness that allows a piece to anchor a room without commanding it. Theodore Alexander's mastery of surface is on full display here, the veneer work lending the table a richness that reads as both scholarly and serene. It is the sort of object that elevates a sitting room simply by virtue of being chosen with care.